Census Photos
Census Photos
View official Census Bureau operations and activities photos released by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Photograph2020 Census: How You Can RespondMarch 06, 2020
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News Conference: U.S. Census Bureau Unveils 2020 Census AdsJanuary 14, 2020The U.S. Census Bureau shared highlights of a public education and outreach campaign featuring more than 1,000 ads designed to reach 99% of all U.S. households
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Photograph2020 Census: Toksook Bay, AlaskaJanuary 10, 2020
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PhotographStatistics in SchoolsOctober 29, 2019The Census Bureau’s SIS program offers K-12 educators free online activities, games and other resources to help them bring statistics to their classrooms.
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Photograph2020 Census Address CanvassingAugust 12, 2019This operation implements methods to improve and refine the U.S. Census Bureau’s address list in advance of the 2020 Census.
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PhotographPreparing for the 2020 Census: Measuring Race and Ethnicity in AmericaJanuary 01, 2014These photos are of Preparing for the 2020 Census: Measuring Race and Ethnicity in America.
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PhotographAcademy Awards Show in LAJanuary 01, 2014These photos are of Academy Awards Show in LA.
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PhotographMarch is Women’s History MonthJanuary 01, 2011These photos are of March is Women's History Month.
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PhotographEllis Island in New York HarborJanuary 01, 2011These photos are of Ellis Island in New York Harbor.
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PhotographGroves remarks NPCDecember 22, 2010These photos are of Groves remarks NPC.
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PhotographGroves with BlankDecember 22, 2010These photos are of Groves with Blank.
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PhotographGroves with LockeDecember 22, 2010These photos are of Groves with Locke.
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PhotographGroves preparing for press conferenceDecember 22, 2010These photos are of Groves preparing for press conference.
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PhotographGroves with reportersDecember 22, 2010These photos are of Groves with reporters.
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PhotographEvent: National Snapshot of ApportionmentDecember 21, 2010Census Bureau Director Robert Groves presents the 2010 Census apportionment counts of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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PhotographEvent: First Look at Total Population CountDecember 21, 2010Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke, Acting Deputy Secretary Rebecca Blank and Census Bureau Director Robert Groves release the first set of 2010 Census data.
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PhotographOctober is Family History MonthOctober 04, 2010These photos are of October is Family History Month.
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PhotographAES Compliance SeminarSeptember 16, 2010These photos are of AES Compliance Seminar.
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PhotographAES WebinarsSeptember 16, 2010These photos are of AES Webinars.
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PhotographEvent: San Juan, Puerto RicoApril 10, 2010Family and friends gather in support of the March to the Mailbox event that took place in San Juan, Puerto Rico on April 10, 2010.
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PhotographEvent: Washington, D.C.April 01, 2010WPGC's Shack Nd Pack, a U.S. Postal Service worker & Census Bureau Director Robert Groves told everyone to mail back their 2010 Census forms.
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PhotographEvent: President Barack ObamaMarch 20, 2010President Barack Obama filled out his 2010 Census form in the Oval Office, March 20, 2010. All survey images are simulated.
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PhotographEvent: Atlanta, GAMarch 01, 2010As part of a national sponsorship with the U.S. Census Bureau, NASCAR's Greg Biffle drove the 2010 Census-sponsored No. 16 Ford Fusion in three races.
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PhotographEvent: Salem, OregonFebruary 17, 2010High school students show their enthusiasm and support for the 2010 Census on the steps of the Capitol in Salem, Oregon.
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PhotographEvent: Noorvik, AlaskaJanuary 25, 2010Clifton Jackson, an 89-year-old World War II veteran, talks about being the first in the nation to be enumerated for the 2010 Census.
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PhotographEvent: Road Tour Vehicle, Times Square, NYJanuary 04, 2010The 2010 Census Portrait of America Road Tour national vehicle, nicknamed Mail it Back, visited New York City's Times Square.
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PhotographInformation Collection: Identifying an EnumeratorJanuary 2010Census Takers could be identified by their official badge with the Department of Commerce seal. All survey images are simulated.
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Photograph"Event: Phoenix, AZ"January 2010Phoenix Postmaster Alvaro A. Alvarez and U.S. Census Bureau Director Robert Groves encouraged every household to fill out and mail back the 2010 Census form.
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PhotographInformation Collection: Form ArrivesJanuary 2010More than 130 million U.S. households received the 2010 Census form in the mail. All survey images are simulated.
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PhotographInformation Collection: Notice of VisitJanuary 2010If no one was home when a census taker came to your door, a notice would be left with a number to call to schedule a return visit.
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PhotographPreparation: Verifying Vacant Housing UnitsJanuary 2010During part of our quality assurance operations in the summer of 2010, we verified the status of housing units that we believed were vacant on Census Day.
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PhotographInformation Collection: Information SheetJanuary 2010Upon arrival, a census taker would provide you with an information sheet that included a confidentiality notice. All survey images are simulated.
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PhotographInformation Collection: The QuestionnaireJanuary 2010The 2010 Census had one of the shortest forms in history. It was just 10 questions and took only about 10 minutes to complete.
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PhotographInformation Collection: Phone InterviewsJanuary 2010The Census Bureau called households that responded to the census to clarify confusion about who should be counted at the address.
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Photograph"Event: Times Square, New York"January 2010Giant 2010 Census forms were inflated across the country when the questionnaires began arriving in mailboxes.
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PhotographInformation Collection: Walking Door-to-DoorJanuary 2010Census takers were members of your community sent by the Census Bureau to go door to door to make sure that everyone was counted.
Page Last Revised - July 21, 2026